Newsazenplay.comReporting based on the New York Times said DraftKings used machine learning to identify customers most likely to respond to promotions by betting more and losing more. The same report said the company paused or shut down a separate model aimed at identifying potential problem gamblers.
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High Roller Technologies said its applied AI team is actively developing product ideas for both internal use and consumer-facing features. The comment came in coverage of the company’s presentation at a small-cap virtual conference.
The Malta Gaming Authority and the Malta Digital Innovation Authority introduced an AI Gaming Charter to guide responsible AI use across gambling operators. The reporting says common uses include chatbots, data analysis, recommendation systems, player profiling and responsible gambling modelling…
Sentient Studios launched a B2B product that lets online casino operators deploy AI-powered dealers across live casino offerings. The company says the software can scale table availability and tailor dealer personas, branded environments and experiences to different player segments.